Hyundai will pay up to 7,200 euros of the car of its customers who become unemployed

Diego G. Moreira     28 January 2009     1 min.
Hyundai will pay up to 7,200 euros of the car of its customers who become unemployed

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The initiative of Hyundai Spain is interesting, since it will assume payment of 100% of the monthly instalment of the vehicle, with a maximum of 600 euros a month, for 12 months (a maximum of 7,200 euros), for those customers who have become unemployed or who are temporarily incapacitated.

Diego Gutiérrez-Colomer, managing director of Hyundai Spain, stated that this measure aims to foster confidence among those consumers who are considering buying a vehicle and are holding back because of the current economic uncertainty. It will apply to vehicles purchased from 1 February onwards.

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Hyundai Spain will cover the instalments of customers who have to stop working for up to one year, both for those who have financed the car and for those who paid in cash. If the vehicle has been purchased in cash, the brand will pay 350 euros a month for up to one year to the customer who becomes unemployed.

However, to qualify for this initiative, Hyundai customers who have to stop working must have been in the same job for at least six months and must remain unemployed for a minimum of 60 days, while the period will be 30 days in the case of incapacity. Customers who become unable to work due to an accident will not have a waiting period.

Source | Autoblog en español

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